Evening Star Newspaper, October 31, 1865, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR et his earliest convenience. AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, "ir: Ball abeo:taureanese <> 9 Southwest corner of Penn's avenue and 11th strest, ee Mayor to ia: =e By W. D: WALLAOH? detween himself and the ‘Trustees or Bove pn ‘The STAR is served by the carriers to their subscribers in the City and District at Tun OxmnTs PER WEEK. Copies at the counter, with or withent wrappers, Two Oents each. Puics rom Martrme:—Three months, One —Ebening Star, The WEEKLY STAR—puviished on Friday | VSR, XX VJ, WASHINGTON. D. C., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31. 1865. Ne. 3,950. Morning— ne Dollar and 4 Half « year. EDUCATIONAL. peer ee ae ha sak ea PS PPOFESSOR ALEXANDER WOLWSKI, tho well coe BuANise as? YOoatISt, Bas his new SINGING and PIANOPORT! URSE on October #th, by an entirely new and simplified —, By is new moa gin person a knowledge Will be contin’ ina very short time to toad aad ox. ecat cult ae with rare perfe-tio part. by his of vocalization , es he most ex: inary results. those whe wish to become fine Singers or excellent Performers are advised to call at his residence. No. 415 sth street, be:ween G and H streets. Heures sums of money due them by act of Congress. Mr. Edmonston thought they something for the poor white children. It was nigger, Digger all the time—from the hall of be caer es Council Chamber. He was sick an of bearing the ni and there- fore moved to lay the bil on y firmed. Also,a communication from Joseph W. Mattingly, Secretary of the Workingmen’s Association of the District, inviting the Board of Aldermen and Common Council to attend the public meeting to be held in front of the City a on Tuesday night; invitation ac- cepted. r. Magruder presented the petition of the owners of property in square No. 165, asking the repeal of the law to open a new alley in = square; referred to improvements com- mittee. Mr. Owen presented the petition of A, Nailor and others for asewer on E street north, AMUSEMENTS, GROVER’S NEW THEATER, Pennsylvania avenue, near Willard’s Hotel, BEY PONARD GhOVER. 6: eRe B.LA veeeeee Stage Manager TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 31, 1865. Farewell complimentary benefit of Mr. T.H. GLENNEY, ind Isst time mest tively of the Grand Boman- tieTrtah Drama ofp nvey oF the ARBAH NA POGUE; BANKERS. yet COOKE & 00., BANEKERBS, Fifteenth street, opposite Treasury, Buy and sell at current rates, and keep alwa en hand, a fullsupply of aM GOVERNMENT BONDS, 7-30 TREASURY NOTES, CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, &c., Mr. J. L. Randolph, of Baltimore, has been appointed Chief Engineer of the Washington County Railroad Company, and Mr. E. M. Mealey, of Hagerstown, has been chosen Pres- ident. A correspondent writes to the Balti- more Americen trom Hagerstown that it is*con- fidently expected thatthe road to Hagerstown will be completed next full. Work has been recommended on the Delaware and Maryland Railroad, running from Smyrna, Delaware, to Easton, Md., and a large force is now engaged in laying rails. The railroad from Chester- questing the Mayor to appoint Thursday, the 7th of December as a day of Thanksgiving and prayer; adopted. The Chair laid before the Board an invitation from the working-men to be present at the a. he All ‘ Gem onsiration to-night, which was accepted. from | and highest prices , Kent county, Md., to the Delaware Rail- | from 13th to Mth streets west, accompanied b: oes ee ee mee wen fhe = On, pak itis expected, will soon be commenced, | a bill; referred to drainage committee. . pe Se peer he QUABTERMASTER’S CHECKS THE WICKLOW WEDDING! nearly all the stock having been subscribed | | Mr. A. Lloyd presented the following com- | J1)'7 Main in id street emst a AND VOUCHERS eus-dtt — for. munication, which was signed by Messrs. W. . “ Mr. Wright introduced a bill to increase the pay of the ward commissioners to $3.50 per day, when actively employed on and After the passage of this act; referred to im- provements committee. Also, a bill appro- priating $4,000 to purchase fuel for the worthy To-morrow night PLOT AND PASSION and SERIOUS FAMILY. In preparation, THE STREETS OF NEW YORK. CANTERBURY. H. Claggett, John R. Elvans, A. R. Shepherd, and C. W. Boteler, jr.: To the Honorable the Board of Aldermen of the City of Washington: The undersigned, a com- mittee appointed by the Directors of the Board of Trade of the District of Columbia to remon- The base ball match in Philadelphia, yester- day, was won by the Atlantics by six runs Atlantics, 21; Athletics 15. The game was very exciting. and was splendidly played. The fielding was equal on both sides. The New First National Bank OF WASHINGTON. H. D. COOKE, (of Jay Cooke & Co.,) President, at as Soprano The best of references given. Address "3. through the Post Office. oc 1% ST. TIMOTHY'S HALL.—The duties of this in- > - or of the city, to be distributed by parties ap- Yorkersexcelied at the bat. At the end of the | strate against the passage of the billnow before poor of ¢ Y 4 terme, ae,, eos catalogue sel ciresian coke peice Eh ROPER TEE ee. Cerne rene ae aenatreet. | third inning the Philadelphians were four | your Lescrable bean eae aN Berore pointed by the Mayor; xeferred to ways and cipal kstores of city, or address the prin- _ BORG: wae . * | ahead. The Atlantics pulled up and got even | ion and Alexandria railroad the ——- of Mr. Wright introduced a serious of resolutions -_ E. PARSONS GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY STUPENDOUS CONSOLIDATION OF ARTIS- | on the fifth inning. Atthe end of the seventh | running cars prepsaied bY steam tarongh cer- | endorsing the Inte and present administration, au 31 latonsvil TIC TALENT! inning it was tie. At the eighth inning the | tain streets of this city, respectfally repre- | ana the expected course of the next Con, Tre Sere ee ERS nD best fielder of the Athletics was hurt, but | sent: with pemtraaen a0 the teiahce oot en eee PERSONAL. FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED THE MODEL AMUSEMENT TEMPLE played on, the New Yorkers finally proving That in the view of the members of the Board tion of Mr. Dudley, were isid on the table by « STATES, OF THE METROPOLIS! victorious. Time, three hours. The next | of Trade of the District of Columbia the grant- | vote of yeas I nays 4, those in the negative game will be played next Monday in Brooklyn. The Athletics fine play received high enco- minums. The New Orleans Times of October 21 says: Among the recent arrivals atthe St. Charles Hotel are those of Generals Longstreet and Hood. “General Longstreet will never again recover the use of his right arm, having be- come paralytic by a severe wound in the neck some monthsago. The health of General Hood remains the same. Both Generals Longstreet and Hood have received their pardon, and are now en route to the quiet retirement ofa peace- ful life.’ On Sunday both officers were at Cairo, en route for Washington. . Bishop Davis, of the Episcopal Church in South Carolina, has addressed a letter to his clergy and laity on the subject of the proposed reunion of the Northern and Southern branches of that denomination. He marntains that, ow- CURE GUARANTEED.—Consult old Dr. BARNES. heey years special attention to the cure of all secret diseases. Washington Build- ing. Rem No 12,corner Penna. ave. and 7h st. Consultation free. oc 30-3w* Caase ES—Yon did right in leaving that STU- PID SHARPER and goingto Da. LEON. I told iS be was the only ene who could cure you in an jonorable manner and not swindle you. oc 26 Im* QTRANGERS and othe ag rvices of a consult Dr. first class Physician, ' LEON, 240 Penna me, between 4'5 and 6th entific treatment, ar ing of this privilege to any company or com- panies is a gross outrage upon the industrial interests of this city; of incalculable harm to the interests of its citizens, and calculated to Stroy the business prospects of the Metrop- olis. That a very large majority of all the interests and trades of this city and of its citizens are utterly opposed to the granting of this privi- lege, and that were an opportynity afforded, would join in this remonstrance; and that we reepectiully ask, in behalf of the Board of Trade and of the citizens of Washington, that you defer action upon tnis bill until an oppor- tunity be given to the citizens to express their views upon & matter of such vital importance to the interests of Washington. The communication was laid over infor- mally. Mr. Turton, from the committed on drainage, reported the C. C. bill to lay a water main ISTH 8T., OPPOSITE THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Government securities with Treasurer United States. S7-ONE MILLION DOLLARS. gg Acting in connection with the house of JAY COOKE & CO., as SPECIAL AGENTS FOB THE 7-30 LOAN, we will fill all orders with promptness and des- patch, allowing the regular commission to tan and Bankers. A constant supply ef the Notes on hand and ready for immediate delivery. We buy and sell all classes of GOVERNMENT being esers. Hall, Herrell, Stewart, and White. Mr. Herrell introduced a bill to make a gray. el footwalk on Sth street east, from East Capi- tol to south A street; passed. Mr. Dydiey presented the petition of Samuel Norment and others, with a bill, for enlarging the sewer at Maryland avenue and 3d street west. Referred to drainage committee. Mr. Ferguson, from the ways and means com- mittee, asked to be discharged from tke farther consideration of the bill directing the Mayor to suspend paying bounty monies; committee dis- charged. Also. to be discharged from the far- her consideration of the bill entided “ An act for licensing restaurant and tippling-houses,” Discharged. . Mr. Ferguson, from the same committee, also reported fuvorably upon the bill to fix the sal- ary of the messenger of the Mayor, Register and Water Registrar at $600 per annum; laid THE GREAT VARIETY THEATER OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY! THE GREAT TROUPE OF ARTISTS, Defying competition in GENIUS, EXCELLENCE AND NUMBERS, Composed entirely of the ELITE OF THE PROFESSION. _NOVELTY! NOVELTY!! NOVELTY!!! P2ors. J. W. bei KREIS’ DANCING PARKER'S HALL Pennsylvania avenue, between 6th and 7th sts., Opposite Metropolitan Hotel, Those desiring to enter can de so now, as we are continually forming new classes. the quarter commencing with the first lesson. 1 in- streets. He guarant és @ radieal cure of all AcutE and Onaonic diseases of both sexes, in the shortest time possible. R General cases cured in frem twelve hours to two jays. Youns Men who are enffering from Organic weakness. or its terrible effects, are offers a thor- eugh and permanent cure. oc 25-1m' yur MISFRABLE IMPOSTER would take your last dollar. See Dr. DARBY at ence. He ‘ ATER from the intersection of Pennsylvania ayenue ° 0. vin M po: Hopes “itecioty eayig'an Henig!» | FURNISH EXCHANGE and maxe Coletions | For Late. itn got ctars, Weinenay and the decision of the General Convention of ine | 22K%4 to be discharged from ite further consid- | tent hour bill, prowtding for eight Nout aa tere. Lives Complaint, Female Wealvowce Nee. | on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THR | |For Geutlemen, Tacsday snd Friday evenings, desing nett mitich ts to assemble in Mobile | fay: agreed to. Also, & Sill to construct a | etl,ay's work. and offered ns hie own indi Treen iinnd itherecierss® 912 Sesfat®* | UNITED STATES, rivaie iestraction given weultconteulonen si | It having been frequentiy stated that the | “Hie” sims suey sguare No. 435, passed. | Ander the iat uf Januury, team all Private instruction given to suit conve: thi desiring. ie exe § Cirenlars can be had at J. F. Rilis’; Phil Solomon’s, and other boek and music stores; by applring at the Academy during the hours of — 28. = ee my from 3 to.5 and7 to 10 Pp. m., or during the hours of tuition. ‘A note addressed to the Academy will meet with prompt atteution. oc 4-tf 446 WIESENFELD & CO.’S8 446 ODEON HALL CLOTHING ROOMS, ComNER PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND 434 STREET. ‘We most respectfully invite the attention of the public to our very large and extensive assortment of CLOTHIN 7, embracing every style, quality, contracting for work authorized by the Corpo. ration shall guarantee that eight hours shall constitute a day's work, and that all persons employed by the Corporation shall be required to work only eight bours per day. Mr. Peugh moved to amend, that engar shall not be sold for more than ten cents per pound. Mr. Mead moved to lay the whole matter on the table; which motion did not prevail. Mr. Moore offered as an amendment a pro- Yiso that the Corporation do not pay a higher a nal than is paid by private parties; adopted. Mr. Mead moved to strike out the section restricting contractors; which was not agreed to—yeas 4, nays 10. Mr. Peugh offered an amendment providing that a penalty of $50 be imposed for a violation of any of the articles of the act: lost, Finally, the substitute offered by Mr. Fergn- son was adopted; and as amended the bilt passed by the following vote: Yeas—Messrs. Anderson, Dudley, Edmon- ston, Ferguson, Hamilton, Herrell, Mead, Simms, Stewart, Talbert, Walker, White, and the President, in W. Moore )—13. Naye—Mesrsrs. Rheem and Williams—2. Mr. Rueem, from improvements committee, reported back the joint resolution relative to the opening of 6th ‘street west, from the canal to Maine avenue; postponed.’ Also, reported back the bill to supply a deficiency for the re. We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and give careful and prompt attention to ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS and to any other business entrusted te us. FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVEBN- MENT LOANS at al! times cheerfully furnished. WH. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier. Wasuineron. March 2, 1865. m 21-tf eS issue of National bank notes inflated the cur- rency of the country, it may be interesting to know that on the Ist of October, 1865, the total amount of bank currency, State and National, Was several millions less than the amount of State bank notes of the Ist of January 1863. The steamer Republic. which left New York for New Orleans on the 18th inst., was wrecked off the coast of Georgia on Wednes- day last. Four boats and one raft put off from the ship. One of the boats has arrived at Charleston. The other boats and the raft have not been heard of. The Georgia Convention on Satnrday,tabled, by aheavy vote, a resolution inquiring for information of the Provisional Governor whether President Johnson made repudiation bi a precedent to a readmission into the Jnion. A Georgia Journal says that many of the leading Methodist clergymen in that State in consequence of their hostility to their Northern brethren, have made overtures to the Episco- palians for a union with them. Matamoros dates to the 25th instant, di- rect, say the Liberals haye been whipped and driven off. Governor Fenton has issued a proclamation appointing Thursday, the 7th of December, as aday of thanksgiving and prayer. reported a resolution regulating the location of lumber, coal and wood yards, and asked to be discharged from its further consideration—a bill carrying into effect the provisions of said resolution haying already passed; agreed to. Also, the joint resolution from the Common Council. authorizing the Mayor to station a sufficient number of police in the market houses during market hours; passed. Also, a bill allowing Wm. Barnes to erect a wood and coal shed on the line of the canal, between 34 and4 streets west; passed. Also, from the committee on bealth, reported adversely on the bill appropriating $10,000 for cleansing the streets of the city—a similar bill haying al- ready passed; agreed to. Also, from the Third Ward delegation, to whom was referred the statement of the Register of the number of per- sons doing business in said Ward under a li- cense, reported the same back, and 5 d that it be placed on the files of the Board; agreed to Mr. Brown stated that a comparison of this statement with that of the cemmissioner of the ward showed that there were not over eight or ten persons found in the ward who were doing business without a license. Mr. Pepper, trom the committee on claims, reported bills remitting fines impesed on Joba and William Roach: passed. Also, a bill for the relief of Mrs. McCarthy: passed. Mr. Turton, from the drainage committee, re- prs, DONT LOOK AT THIS. WM. PRINCE. 381 F street, has reduced his prie of STAMPING to FIVE CENTS PER WIDTH for Skirts. Pantaleits, &c.,on Muslin, Linen, Oam- brts. and Nansook. We have newer and more 7 od app than any other place of the kind ec e FLUTING SIX CENTS PER YARD. sel5-t (tN To BOTTLERS, DEALERS IN BOT TLES. AND THE PUBLIC. SETT’S ski BHEUMATIO OINTMENT Is again for sale at G. E. KENNEDY'S, (sole agent,) No. 5097th street and 473 9th et., Wash- ity. All orders for the trade shoni”l be ad- Greescd tol” AT OFGeS For te TT COs, ce lzIm* __No.52 Johnst., New York City. EDWARD CLARE, LUMBER DEALER, Virginia avenue, between 9th and 10th streets east, : near U.8. Navy Yard. S7 Constantly on hand a large stock of all kinds of LUMBER. and color t the market produces, cut by the best artists in the profession, and made by the most skilful wort#men. We defy competition in any ar- bre in our line, either in style, quality, or manu- acture. Onr stock of BOYS’ CLOTHING is one of the largest and most varied in the city, embracing all sizes, colors, and qualities. FURNISHING GOODS of all kinds, &c., &c. Fioe Moscow Beaver OVERCOATS, FROCK Fine Moscow Beaver OVERCOATS, and Fine Moscow Beaver OVERCOATS, SACK, Black and Blne Beaver OVERCOATS, FROCK Black and Blue Beaver OVERCOATS, and Black and Blue Beaver @VERCOATS, SACK. ‘Tis is to give notice that in the case of RILY A. SHINN,) Supreme Court of the Dis- vs H trict of Columbia, JOH COOK. In Equity No. 524. beina proceeding for an injunction against John Cook Preprietor of ‘Green Spring Brewery,” to reetiin him from using and appropriating the bot- tles Riley A. Shinn, and marked with his name, and iat of the late firm of Arny & Shinn, a decree watby the Court, on the 12th day of October, A. i Ported a bill carrying wto effect the recom- | pair of an alley in square 466. and submitted is. D. #5, granted, enjoining John Cook “from tak- Prices as low as the lowest. oc 16-1m*_ FINE BLACK CLOTH FROCK COATS John Mitchell has been relensed from Fer- | Mendation of the Mayor, by appropriating | P&T SUS) authorizing the Mayor to have the ingrollecting, receiving, and using the bottles of & eC FINE BLACK CLOTH FROCK COATS. tress Monroe and goes to Richmond to-day. $30,000 for laying water mains; passed. N AGLE & CO., work done and a tax levied on persons living Rid A. Shinn bearing his letters and names blown FINE BLACK CLOTH FROOK COATS. Mr. Noyes, from the Seventh Ward delega- WINE MERCHANTS. Ginitaeen DuRaeb aD. e nein — tion, to which was referred a bill for the relief | fume pacer” Alan wait ie snares poeple theon, and from vending and. delivering, oF con- hed Pub nesivinie avai CASSIMERE RUSINESS COMES, LOCAL NEWS. Roun ol ee the same back, and sation of Ward Commissioners; passed. Gune to delive icles i ish- - D JSINESS © we pipet nasi " Mead notice that at . traine to deliver any articles in said bottles, with. alittle Erie . CASSIMERE BUSINESS COATS. . Gar Gere cated a eatin SaySucuay | 2 ee notice that at'the next meet- outte consent of the said Riley A. Shinn.” CASSIMERE SACK COATS. ing of the Board he would move a recousiderae Have on hand and are constantly receiving supe- CAS SACK COATS, pou gierpecadien Petes eter ra geclieclne. meet a tion of the eight hour resolution. Ill the attention of Bottlers, and dealersin Bot- | rior brands of Wines, Liquors, &c., (in bond or CASSL CK COATS. President (Mr. ‘T. E. Lloyd) inthe byster enloon¥thould berequired to taken: atsl ct Semon Gace waco ray of tlegarticularly, to the above decision of the Su- | duty paid,) which they offer for sale at the lowest 3 POESKIN PANTS. ent: Aldermen Barr, Brow licenses; adopted. - delegation. Adjourned. " pene Court of the District of Columbia, and here- 4 nara eikaDe DOESKIN PANTS: | GUlick, A. Lloyd, Magruder, Noyes, Owen, Cm ee. Piece oF Spree anon . ’ NTS. poi se fo emiss cense fee; re. bywrm them and all other interested persons, | C14 Otard and Hennessy ANTS, ALL cotonrs, | /¢pPer and Turton. ferred to the commit ALEXANDRIA Arratns.—The AlexandriaGa~ Old Jamaica and St. Croix BUM. MERE PANTS: % a communication was presented from the = .; vet f terds ves the fi thafl will proceed in like manner against any per- | Scotch and Irish WHISKY. SIMERE PANTS’ ALE COLORS: | Mayor requesting the passage of au act ap. | _ The following bills from the Common Coun. | «le of yesterday gives the following account ; K MERE PANTS, ALL COLORS. i ab se i , cil were taken up :—Bill authorizing the mar- | Of @ Tencounter at the Mansion House on Sat- soe offending. RILEY A. SHINN, Old Holland GIN, Pheenix and other brands, E BLACK SILK VESTs Peediution area tet Mag On tae ek | keinto be beat onmteie except Sundays, re. | Utday antes ii '” H ‘and @rown SUERRY. BLAC < VESTS. resolution approve: 5, *“authoriz- ede: Snes T1851 7 — ees : CLARET, the following brands, (in wood or ERE VESTS, ALL COLORS. pat pases eal pele non ipeage inl po Pad (R erseine dps “Bill appropriating | Ou Ftiday evening Inst the parties met in tue B. HL. STINEMETZ * How ads. ERE VESTS, LOLORS, erred to committee on drainage. Als § sprovements ¢ i ti Ab? se -t SD omarter SND Penkier, Se | Gereep, Sh Jatien, Cancenac, Maryaux, Leoville, ERE VESTS) ALL COLORS, munication from the same transmitting ‘the | $1200 pay Mr. John Hitz for a schoolhouse | bill ot the Mansion house When De Maador 234 PENN. AVENUE, AUT ERF VESTS; ALL COLOKS. WIESENFELD & WALLACH, _0¢ 26-6 446 Penna. avenue, purchased by him and turned over to the pub- lic schools; referred to committee on schools. Bill to gravel the footwalk on the east side of Sth street east, from East Capitol to A streets north: passed. Joint resolution requesting the Mayor to set apart the first Thursday in December as a day of Thanksgiving, 2 compliance with the proc- lamation of the President of the United Siates; passed. Bill giving the consent ot the Corporation to the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Cor ny to run steam engines along Maryland avenu and to extend their track along Gib street acro: the canal to Missouri avenue. [The proy sions of the bill were given in the Siar last week.) Mr. A. Lioyd moved to refer to a select com- walked up to Major Dixon and spat in bis face. The Major then raising a chair to strike the Dr.. was knocked down and beaten by him until he asked the lookers-on if there were bone presentwbho would take the Doctor offhim, The Major shortly after, with the aid of Judge Underwood, procured the arrest of Dr. Mad- dox, by the military authorities, and he was consequently carried tothe military prison. He remained in prison for about = half an hour, during whieh time it baving been re- ported tothe commandent of this military dis- trict that bis wife was lying dangerousty il) at the hotel, an order was obtained for his release— with the understanding that he was to appear at — ume before 4 military tribunal tor trial. The Gazette also says: SAUTEREA, (in wood or glass.) RHINE WINE, (in wood or glass,) the following brands: Ungsteiner, Deidesheimer, Niersteiner, enheimer, Hochheimer, Fenerberger, Johan: nisberger, Liebfraumilch, &c.. &c.” Burgundy and Moselle WINES. Champagne and Sparkling Hock, of the choicest brands, D’Absinthe, Ouracas, Mavachinal, &c., &c. BROWN STOUT and SCUTCH ALE. French WINE VINEGAR. SWEET OIL, SARDINES, &c., &c. Crosse & Blackwell’s PICKLES and SAUCES, &e., &. 5 oc 2-1m following proposition from Henry Lyles for the improyement of the canal Hon. Richard Wallach, Mayor Sin: In behaif of my associates and myself, 1 beg most respectfully to offer tor your con- sideration the following proposituon : We propose and do hereby agree to take charge ofthe Washington City canal, with all the land or ground bordering on the same, in- cluding all the property now in the possession of the Corporation, pertaining or in any way belongmg to said canal, by rightof haying pos- session under grants or charters from the Goy- ernment of the United States, approved May 31, 1632, and March 2, 1833, upon the following conditions, to wit: Narrow the said canal from Third street west to Sixth street west, (until that portion running north and south from B Secoud door frem 13th street. LATEST STYLES GENTLEMEN'S SILK (AND CASSIMERE YOUNG GENTS, BOYS, and CHILDREN’S HATS and CAPS in great variety. LADIES’ FURS: Is Mink Sable, Siberian Squirrel, Water Mink, 4...in CAPES and COLLARS, with MUFFS to tasteb. 4)! goods sold at the lowest market prices. “Baw Untel.] yy a] os ~ Zz Bs FOR NEXT SIXTY DAYS FOR THE NEXT SIXTY DAYS We shall sell all _onr immense stock of Mens’ and Boy@ Clothing. Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods of every description, Hats and Caps, Trunks and Um- brellas, &c., &c., REGARDLESS OF CosT. if REGARDLESS OF COST. THE LAST CHANCE. THE LAST CHANCE. GAUSAGE MEAT CUTTERS AND STUFFERS s OF ALL SIZES. BUTCHER SCALES, BUTTER SCALES, BUTCHER KNIVES, MES; M. ZYPPRECUT'S IVE'STAMPING, FLUTING and PINKING and EMBROIPERING DEPOT, treet th to the tar i . | Mittee of one from each ward, Mr. Magruder, Officer Gray, yesterday, arrested, on the BUTCHER STEELS, Bmp iibanrirr etree ay Mog east is reached:) to. Sostaeeee eins | ofthe First Ward, tobe chanaag ere Washington iurnpike, near the canal basin, GREASE CALDRONS, . = QuIgE: OR GONE. the corner of B and Sixth street west; thence to Mr. Noyes moyed to amend, by striking out | William Walden, and Henry B. Judd, former- FURNACES. &c., & e received a new French Lom ue. UICK, OR GONE. chine, a to do still the bes Seventeenth street west. or the mouth or outlet | ‘he words “steam” and “steam-power” p Os magn of the First Connecticut Heavy so be able ‘ the: rred illery, on suspicion of having been engaged. J. P. RARTHOLOW heapest Fluting in the city. 460 7TH STREET of said canal, to uniform width of 6 or 70 feet, | Wherever they occurred in the bill, ana sub- we +3 resman Agricultural Implement ané : a0 Hind of sattorn etaznped while the Ladies 460 7TH STREET, as you may in your discretion deteriniue. TO fiitnting, “wnoree-power.” Also, to ‘strike out | i the robbery, of Mr. Hor eman's house, om wait. = ut the whole of said canal in perf sani- asi ; i a : esterda: apeee te ra = Piece tienen oateaa g Besit, Of, lea OPPositEe Tie Post OFFICE: tary condition by having one foot Of Sakae 3 connection with regulations to be imposed | im the County Jail. Mr. Krepps on y Ys itat ebb tide, within twelve months from the time our proposition is accepted. And within five years from the date of said acceptance to have the said canal, in its length and breadth, from its western entrance to its eastern outlet, (in addition to the foregoing propositions as ubove set forth,) navigable at ebb tide for ves- sels drawing four feetof water. We also agree upon the Company by the Corporation, and asked that these amendments should go to the committee with the bill. He said in case the committee should report against the amend- ments, and in favor of using steam-power, he proposed then to offer other amendments for the protection of the interests of the Corpora- tion, and throwing guards around the use of arrested a man named Cook, for being © party in the sameafiaif. He was confined in the military prison but will be turned over to the civil authorities. We saw this morning, a fine doe, killed yes< terday, in Foirfax county, about twelve miles from here. ? DCLOA N EW DRESS aoe aINe ESTAB- Branch of Madame Dean, of New York city, now open at Madame F. Borde’s French Millinery, No. 356 Pennsylvania avenue, between 6th and 7th sts., over Mr. James Y. Davis’ Hat Store. #7 Latert style of patterns always on hand, and NOTICE. Tur Copartnership heretufi existing between JM. Maurer aud W. D "Bw Gr trading umier the firm of Maurer & Kurtz, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All persons indebted to said firm will age p halg ae M. pepe y tala is authorized to ear E ecttle the ness AB M. MAURER, J. H. SMITH. 00 24-tf J. H. SMITH. N EW OPENING. GREEN'S RESTAURANT, Corner of E and 8th streets, oppesite Post Office. W. D. KURTZ. ve t to pay into the treasury of the Corporat - | steam. GircErnine.—A bottle of this should be kept for sale cheap. oe Im? Washington, October 26th, 1865. Pal nr pore oe tana ated ienerinvins nually a sum ot money equal to the ent The bill, together with the remonstrance of | in bedived A as ze io 0 chenr —— eles 79 INGLE, THE BUSINESS OF PAINTING AND GLAZ- om efstyle throughout all new. There arecle- | amount ot rofit, on an average, the said cana] | the Board of Trade, was referred to aselect | SWeet—and forms.the main principle in fate. ATTORNEY AT LAW, suites of dining-rooms for parties or individ- ING will still continue to be carried on in all its has yielded the Corporation yearly for the last | Committee of one from each ward, appointed | his no smell if pure; hence is not disagreeable. ‘Ne 36 Louisiana Avenue, above Sixth Street, 4 uals; also, @ number of fine chambers to let, all ten years, to be determined by the Jk: by the Chair, consisting of Aldermen Magru- | For chapped hands orffeet it is excellent, pre- lasts _Wasesmason, D. 0. | “enmesey Ge matesigact.©, MAURER. newly Bat ont Restanrant will at all times be | Register of the city. In short, to doall tae der, Barr. Brown, A. Lloyd, G@lick, Cross and ening tbe air from reaching the aoe D STREET. OTICE NoTIOoKT. furnished with wines and all kinds of liquors, se. | May be necessary in removing the wall and | Noyes. cure in such cases. It is Suaps,'the best hair. 7 — ‘GROCERIES. /ROCERTES beat to, Mager .eRy mefw, and | Sesin erecting the same on the north side atour | | Mr. ‘Turton, Digi ae y emmy oil in the world, and it never takes on taint . Gs ” + me and other luxuries season, | expense, D) ing e tal aired to > sewer on > _ PAPER HANGINGS AND Wympew SHADES | | The Undersigned re-pectfally informs his frienite gl A, carry out the objects asherein set fortivexcept, | West, from E to I streets north; passed. {beat ot decomposing it save at G0) deg.) At KIDWELL & HENDERSON'S, 367 D street, | More;rovmn Franklin Huilding. corner #th and D | | We shall open on cpp) to have’gue feionie and | NZ Always the bridges crossing said canal, | Adjourned. : Bonito: S.beepe tee hake mett, ook nas tp near 9th, Franklin Hall Building. pripes. ag are bond ia a Rec clams Gatcene the public to call. KLEIN & EBER, which we in no way are to be responsible for, Commox Covunxcit.—The President (Mr. > s contrary, draws moisture from the 5 Store. which will be sold at the very lowest market | _0C 10-Im* Proprietors, | either in rebuilding or repair. Moore) 1s the chair, and all the immuvers | To a aakes a beser, pure, durabieoh ier tes k in their Ji La ily executed by first- AMll work in the ne pI oaats ae y _ ke s2 err: — in consideration of the above proposition. present except Mr. Wright. eS ee Sanh ae eee RixMeovat. We ask for and expect to receive all tue right, | ’ The Chair laid before the board a communi. | Bair. kine ecpecmly ee eee aoe Remember the place, 367°D street, near sth, JOHN KEYWORTH. =" argandemolaments of the said canal with | cation from the Mayor approving the follow. | COmPItints, foie fiegd tie 3 oc 2}-Im* P. 8 —Goods delivered to any part of the city or The undersigned takes pleasure in announcing | all privileges conferred on the Corporation by — — ing acts :—One for the relref of John Wunder- lich; to construct a sewer in G street north, from 14th to 15th streets west, to intersect the eewer in 14th street; making further agrcopa- ation for the fire department; to pay G. a. Eslin for work done in the 4th ward; to graie @ portion of M and Boundary streets north; for the relief of J. W. Nye; regulating the sale of intoxicating liquors.” Also, a commanication from the Mayor, enclosing an invitation from Rear Admiral Dahlgren to members of the board to attend the funeral obsequies of Col. Ulric Dabigren, to take place in the First Pres. byterian Church, at 12.30 on Tuesday, the 3ist. Invitation accepted. Also, a communication Georgetown free of charge. 0c Bi-1w (BRUIT TREES AND DUTCH BULBOUS , &C. FRUIT TREES of finest quality, ’aud moderate in price. can be supplied by the undersigned, consisting of staudard and dwarf Peurs, Ap- we aera Apricots, Nectarines, Cherries: c., &e. Grape Vines—Belaware. Concord, Rebecca, &c. Lavion Blackberries, Strawberries, Gooseber- ries. Currants, &c Evergreens, Shade Trees. Roses, &e. DUTCH BULBOUS kOOTS, Jus rz. .ved from Holland, consisting of donble and single Hyacinths, Tulips. Senancelss Ane- monies, Narcissus, Crocuses. Snowdrops, Iris, &c the removal ofhis CLOAK and DRESS MANUFAO- TORY and MACHINE SEWING ROOMS from the former stand No, 496 9th st., to the large and commodioas room over Hooe Bro’s. Dry Goods Store, No. 10 Market Space, between Sth and 9th streets. With experienced and obliging Ladies always in attendance and greatly increased facilities, he hopes te merit acentinuance of that patronage heretofore so liberally bestowed. CLOAK AND DRESS MAKING, the Government of the United States, and to have the power conferred on us to collect, ap- propriate, and disburse all money and moneys that may or shall be collected by reason of any tor right that you may give us, without t or hindrance ‘from the Corporation, or from ber Ppa or persons whomsoever, for = period or term o! twenty-five years, and no ger. If your Honor should think well of this prop- osition I am prepared to name my associates, and to give the city security in the sum of $25,000 for the faithful performance of any and all of the above conditions, HENry LyLes. pi . ORGANS AND MUSICAL INSTRU re 0°. MENTS on hand alot of second-hand PIANOS, desire to i of at a dis- count of te’ = cent. if sold within o1 weck from to day, to save expense of remo- yai to our uew W arerooms. Ove Chickering Parlor Grand. almost new. One fine cary Caigiaciag = 10F..sosoes. FINANcIAL.—The New York Commercial of the 30th says the gradual return to an easier + cage A market encourages operations in stocks, The drift of speculation, wever, is con= flicting; the market being about equally di- vided between operations for a rise and for lower prices. Government securities are rather more actiye, and on the whole firmer. Ol@ five-twenties rose \; Ten-forties k and Seven. thirties k; New issue Five-twenties declined x and Certificates of indebtedness ¥- Gold ig steady, with a moderate improvement for cuse toms. Quotations are from 145% 145%. ‘200 -Broodman & G = One Bri man FRY. .ncenenenceqoorsmeccenecesccrecceceere Ovediurne & Clark... se Ons Nunus & Brother... @ Atthe Warerooms of W.@. METZEROTT, Corner of Tith street and Penna. ave. . ferred to the committee on canals. the Mayor, announcing that the Commis- food as) Newt Gloves. colocai chim quality’ Bulbs selected epecially for’ my MACHINE STICHING, communication from the Mayor an- | sioner of Improvements of the 34 ward nepates |) Oo seeeneenen as poor Sgoods tran (lores, Ostrich Feather? gid and oa 392 7th, ah. STAMPING AND FLUTING nouncing the approval of acts to curb and | that it will require an appropriation of su, | W2S blo ‘ pucunats dc cleansed in the neatest wage . Ea HOTEL GOMMOSE: =o p Pave the east frontof squares No. 925 and 926, | in addition to that heretofore made, to thor. | tbe im about five minutes. The Duke of Acrnis far Washivgton At the National ‘T22 OLDEST ROTEL CONDUCTED ON THE DORSEY BECK, and the west front of square No. 924; making | oughly cleanse the sewer running between oh | Buckingham and several directors of the com~ Stem Lauedry 311) krtreet, and Lake * = Prdcabie ts Grant iki! oh No. 10 macnn Space, 2d floor, an appropriation to purchase a hose reel for | and 1th and C and Estreets north. The Mayor eter Anaae ee < ~ — ee ta _ hey se cna OP RAN HOTEL, oe 7- tween 8th and stats. | the use of Steam Engine Company No.3; to —_ mung ore recommends the appropriation. Referred to improvements committee. Mr. Peugh introduced a joint resolution re- pealing the act of September 22, 1862, requiring allapplicants for licenses to take the oath of allegiance, Mr. Peugh in introducing the res- olution said that the necessity for the oath had ceased—the rebellion was over, and the canse for that act had passedaway. It retarded bus- iness, and he was in favor of doing away with everything that interfered with business. Mr. Wright hoped the bill would not pass, as it put the worst kind of rebels on an equality with our loyal citizens. Every one employed under government were compelled to take the oath, and he saw no impropriety in those ap- plying for licenses taking it. kt Mr. Peugh’s request the bill was referred to the committee of ways and means. Mr. Hail presented the petition of James about to be opened. A cirenlar disc or fam twenty-two feet im diameter is made to revolve rapidly by steam power, and can be used either for propelling the Iaden trains b’ atmospheric pas behind them, or for wing them ck through the tube by formit<® partial vacuum betjore them. ‘ pFOXe CLorarae. ¥. HENKLEMAN, curb and pave the east front of square No. 197; ay iene $300 to compensate Samuel Ou- rand, Mayor's clerk, for extra labor in the dis- bursement of the Metropolitan Police fun making an spprepristion to place a furnace in the Washington Asylum; to lay a water main in 13th street west, from N to P streeis north, and along P street to 14th west; to curb and pave the east front of square No. 243; to con- struct asewer in D street north, from 6th to 7th west, and in a portion of the alley in square No. 457; to lay a water main from the intersec- tion of Pennsylvania avenue and Ist street west to Maryland avenue. and thence along Maryland avenue to 2d street west; making an appropriation for digging a drain along 16th street west, from Fto N north,and along N street to 17th west; to complete the flag foot- aye on K street to the bridge over Rock Creek; an . and Vth st., Wasi D. oe. SE Eerie : proved in over; way, necessary for the’ S, F S4vace, . Successor to J. L. Savage, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE, HOUSEKEEPERS’ Goops, PACKING, BELTING, &., Pennsylvania avenue, first door west of 210th st an 26-3m Pet South street . Tasidition vie - ‘TOM TRADE eye! is a a a 80, r article RPL MADE CLOTHING, of Forcign et pe Bfoicosterisis. cut iu the talest utyles cad or oor pegersorkmonnehip. | Tet emen ie ol ine or medium aounyg will tnd it greatly to their advantnes ty aganite bis stoek before pure! Me Boy* lothing Ready Made aod to Order,in Washington, D.C. Curioy HELLEN, Late Paymaster U. 8. Navy. ATTORNEY FOR THE PROSECUTION OF CLAIMS BEFORE TUE DEPARTMENTS OF THE GOVERNMENT. oo P. Saeee PEANKLIN & 007—7—. = SCIENTIFIC °° + EZ, sta. PIO im. Tue Dock Racr.—The steamers Algonquin RICH, Proprietor. and Winooski will once more start fors ninape *ix hour test to-day. This trial will be essen- ually different from the former trials, as both ‘he vessels will be allowed to burn as m coal as they want, and also to carry as mach steam as they please. There will be striction as to the lessening or shutting “throttle valves,” &¢.,and the vessel which makes the largest number of revolations in the PRACTICAL OPTIOTA: Pa. ev, ia BRAZILIAN “PREGES” SRe"o# SPECTACLES Mrengthent and ae the weak SF (e Price Only Havit apsurpassed facii tics for Saving goods, ars may rely upon wlv«tages seldom of: and ‘ t End condition of the vienal orezog es © the age ¢ Um ip this market. x, Also, a fine assortment of Field Glasses, “Call at examine Stock and Prices. BF Cors by mail receive prompt atteation, ninety-six hours will be declared the winner, we Gineaes, Microscopes, ees. 5 (“HARLES BRECHT, nd & jot esolntion Protesting against pla- | Towles, praying for | the refunding of certain 4 2 oon — = — ‘arometers, Electr achines \- 2 cpg use of refuge in ndiciazy nare. axes erroneo' Pp YY m; referred to the Tue Orper oF Rep Mew.—At the creat Ha a EXTRACT BUCHO ives cal Instruments always om hand, and at the lowest a MERCHANT, WHOLE Se iy Also, returning withouthis approval anactto | committee on claims. Also. a resolution re- | Council of the Improved Order of Red Men of vi D —y bere ER, and a P- OF pal ility is aceompanied by many oma. if —s it is anb- ait [ian ny LE pileptic Fite ensue. wart-tm TAIL GROCER, ealer in SUTLERS’ SU. P - betw: fume geayfores Bear emeree eed ia 'Y McDEVITT & CO.—The highest Price seiaie pny on go Trak ; do well by ess? rer the pavement in the alley in square No. 6s, and an act to lay fiag-stones in the alley in reservation No. 1(, the expenses of the work not having been assessed on the property to be benefitted by said improvements; referred to committee oh improvements. A@so, the nomi- nation ot ©. J. White for resident student at the Asylum, vice F. S, Walsb, resigned; con- questing the Mayor to inform the Board | the State of Virginia, held in Lynchburg on Wednerday, the committee which was ap. Pointe to visit the Grand Lodge of the United tates to ascertain the feeling of the Northern. Red Men toward their Southern Te. ported that they were received with great core aiality by the National Committee, who ex< hibited the most fraternal spirit. a7-DEPOT ARTES DE VISITE Gplabritien, Pees ind a fine salen ‘hotog! various fine folding trom 2» oom nie res. se ANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL VIGO: a within the city of Washington, and have failed to put the deeds on record, to pay taxes for the years they have owned such land: and that the Mayor be requested to ascertain from the Com-